If I'm understanding correctly, most of what we would like to
use from Aldor actually is available in source code form, with
the BSD+extra rights for Aldor.org license?
I am not so sure about, the libalgebra sources. Though I have access to
them, I have never seen them distributed from aldor.or
I can't help wondering if the material in the Reference section of the
Aldor Users Guide might be enough for us to define at least a basic
Aldor compiler in Lisp, and build on that.
I am strongly against writing a new compiler. That is too much effort.
And the compiler also falls under the APL1
On February 13, 2006 2:42 PM C Y wrote:
>
> That said, if Tim has already redone a given part in Literate
> Lisp, it's not worth redoing his work in Aldor for the foreseeable
> future - work of that quality can't be easily duplicated and for
> certain aspects of Axiom Lisp is in fact a good match.
